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The document lists various horror sub-genres and moods that could inspire a trailer for a final project. It notes that monster movies/slashers and paranormal/psychological films are popular options. The creator has decided their trailer will focus on either a monster/slasher or paranormal/psychological story, though combining the two is an option if not too complicated for a trailer.
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Four teenagers go camping in the woods unaware of the dangers that lurk there. During their trip, they become stalked by an unseen force at night. Each night, the stalking grows closer. As it chases them, they become lost in the woods without help. The opening sequence will show the teens running through the forest in a panic. They hear noises and hide, realizing one of their group dropped their bag. When they go to retrieve the bag, one of the teens is attacked from behind by the stalker. Their screams continue into the title of the film.
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